I have a lot of threads before in the past few years complaining about my weaker hand, but the good news is I've managed to finally overcome it and really it was down to common sense.
Sometimes I thought I may need to use wrist strengtheners, or maybe I had carpel tunnel or not stretching enough. Well now I stretch my wrists every time I play of course but I also spend about 5-10 minutes solely on my left wrist playing quadruples accenting every 4th stroke L l l l L l l l L l l l L.
Also sometimes do 4 strokes in quick succession on the snare, then left tom, mid tom and floor tom repeatedly. Its not particularly exhilarating but spending these 5-10 minutes every time will make a huge difference to those who are having trouble with their weaker hand, it will improve most aspects of your drumming, from snare rolls to linear fills.
Also towards the end of the 10 minutes I do some LLLL RRRR excercises, still playing in fours, I think its much better to do it in quadruples then doubles or triples due to most of your fills being in 4/4 time presumably, usually doing 4 strokes per quarter note if you're playing sixteenth notes or maybe even faster.
Start off slow and make sure you accent well, currently I vary the degree of velocity with every accent I hit so on the eighth stroke I hit a slightly harder accent then the fourth, this will improve your control tremendously.
Sometimes I thought I may need to use wrist strengtheners, or maybe I had carpel tunnel or not stretching enough. Well now I stretch my wrists every time I play of course but I also spend about 5-10 minutes solely on my left wrist playing quadruples accenting every 4th stroke L l l l L l l l L l l l L.
Also sometimes do 4 strokes in quick succession on the snare, then left tom, mid tom and floor tom repeatedly. Its not particularly exhilarating but spending these 5-10 minutes every time will make a huge difference to those who are having trouble with their weaker hand, it will improve most aspects of your drumming, from snare rolls to linear fills.
Also towards the end of the 10 minutes I do some LLLL RRRR excercises, still playing in fours, I think its much better to do it in quadruples then doubles or triples due to most of your fills being in 4/4 time presumably, usually doing 4 strokes per quarter note if you're playing sixteenth notes or maybe even faster.
Start off slow and make sure you accent well, currently I vary the degree of velocity with every accent I hit so on the eighth stroke I hit a slightly harder accent then the fourth, this will improve your control tremendously.